Last night I was hanging out with (e:Paul) , (e:Terry) and (e:Matthew) (and Sarah ), and we were talking about their new mansion. What a cool building. I must have had too much Flying Horse at India Gate with dinner because I didn't notice it at the time, but this morning as I was looking at the photos again, I thought of something Matthew was telling us about how the house was haunted.
Now, you know me, (e:strip), and I'm not one for imaginary things like ghosts and god and all that. But today I noticed something really weird. I swear (e:Paul) took some strange photos at the house. I enlarged the photos so you can see the areas I'm talking about (since (e:strip) don't allow us to zoom on images...)
OK, so here's Exhibit A, a photo of the back of the new PMT Mansion. Notice the window in the middle of the second floor?
Here's a detail shot of just that window:
So WTF is that? huh?
And then this is the one I can't believe I didn't notice last night:
Can you see? In the left window? Here's a detail:
So now I have two mysteries on the table (e:peeps): What's the deal with the Buff Zoo Gate sculptures? And is the new mansion haunted?
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06/17/2006 12:10 #34312
Haunted Mansion?Category: ghosts
06/15/2006 21:55 #34311
Buffalo Zoo Gate SculpturesCategory: zoo
OK, who in (e:strip) land knows about the Buffalo Zoo gate sculptures? I know others are familiar with the sculptures; at each of the old gates of the Buffalo Zoo there are these cool sculptures of different animals. The sculptures are pretty cool, and mostly intact. We've always wondered about them, so Sarah decided to take some photos (she's still playing with the Lensbaby a lot ). She posted up a bunch on her site. Check them out here:
I mean, c'mon, how tough is that sculpture? What is that, some kind of mountain lion? Couger?
What do you know about these sculptures?
I mean, c'mon, how tough is that sculpture? What is that, some kind of mountain lion? Couger?
What do you know about these sculptures?
06/07/2006 11:49 #34310
Bot ContestI saw this bot contest online and I thought I'd post it up here for anyone toying with chatterbots on (E:strip). Or interested in doing such a thing...
I might try to work something up later this summer if I get out from under my pile of stuff I need to take care of...
And I did receive my Jesus Pans, like two days after I ordered them. I sent a phonecam pic to the 'Strip, but I think my messages are still being flagged as Spam. Damn anti-spam tools... I'm sure (e:Paul) will eventually rescue it.
Robots or "BOTs", are software programs that you can add to MSN® Messenger and Windows Live™ Messenger. If you add a robot to your contact list, it can chat, give you customer service support, perform searches, make suggestions, play games and more.
We're looking for the best new robot ideas for Messenger. And $40,000 in fantastic prizes go to the top BOTs!
I might try to work something up later this summer if I get out from under my pile of stuff I need to take care of...
And I did receive my Jesus Pans, like two days after I ordered them. I sent a phonecam pic to the 'Strip, but I think my messages are still being flagged as Spam. Damn anti-spam tools... I'm sure (e:Paul) will eventually rescue it.
06/04/2006 22:22 #34309
Buffalo Restaurant ReviewI made a site using Ning. It's a Buffalo Restaurant Reviews site . Rappaport's site is good, but clunky. And I don't know of another site that allows user-reviews. So here is one with user-reviews and Google mapping built in. I have only added one restaurant so far, but feel free to sign up and pitch in!
I am so blown away by Ning. You can use it to make so many different kinds of site. It's the ultimate modular site and the ultimate Web 2.0 website. haha Really amazing stuff. Check it out. And review some restaurants. All the Natalie's fans on the site say "YEAH."
I am so blown away by Ning. You can use it to make so many different kinds of site. It's the ultimate modular site and the ultimate Web 2.0 website. haha Really amazing stuff. Check it out. And review some restaurants. All the Natalie's fans on the site say "YEAH."
zobar - 06/05/06 12:35
Very neat - I never expected that anyone could do for dynamic web applications what blogging did for static web publishing. Guess I should polish up my resume. (-:
And when Paul and I finally get user feedback running on the paper's website, you can boast that you beat us to it.
- Z
Very neat - I never expected that anyone could do for dynamic web applications what blogging did for static web publishing. Guess I should polish up my resume. (-:
And when Paul and I finally get user feedback running on the paper's website, you can boast that you beat us to it.
- Z
shawnr - 06/05/06 10:28
Yeah, I mostly wanted to try Ning. If people come, cool, if not, it can sit there. haha But I do think Rappaport needs to get into the 21st Century with his thing...
Yeah, I mostly wanted to try Ning. If people come, cool, if not, it can sit there. haha But I do think Rappaport needs to get into the 21st Century with his thing...
paul - 06/05/06 10:24
I checked out that ning site a couple weeks ago when reading up on the Zend Framework. Apparently, they built it based on that new framework.
Good luck, with a restaurant review site, I tried it two years ago :::link::: and at first I got no ressponse followed by, restaurants posting negative reviews about each other with things like, "So and so's food sucks, you should try our certain thing - it's way better." I promptly removed it from estrip. My push was for mobile suers and I don't think Buffalo was ready for that yet.
I checked out that ning site a couple weeks ago when reading up on the Zend Framework. Apparently, they built it based on that new framework.
Good luck, with a restaurant review site, I tried it two years ago :::link::: and at first I got no ressponse followed by, restaurants posting negative reviews about each other with things like, "So and so's food sucks, you should try our certain thing - it's way better." I promptly removed it from estrip. My push was for mobile suers and I don't think Buffalo was ready for that yet.
06/02/2006 12:03 #34308
Jesus PanWow, Two posts in one day, what a deal!
I want this. I want two.
I want this. I want two.
theecarey - 06/03/06 01:33
WWJD..
what would jesus do.. for a grilled cheese sandwhich?
heh, I need one of these pans.
WWJD..
what would jesus do.. for a grilled cheese sandwhich?
heh, I need one of these pans.
do people actually do live in the house still? Are those the people that live there, do you know what they look like?
First, i gotta say i don't believe in ghosts. When the seller of the house told paul, terry, and I the "ghost tales" i thought he was a bit nutz.
Yesterday i went to the buffalo historical society and researched the history of the house, man did i find a wealth of info (including the story of the haunting). The stories too good for just a comment. I'll post about it soon in my journal.